10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «TYPOLOGICALLY»
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Functional discourse grammar: a
typologically-based theory ...
This book is the first comprehensive presentation of Functional Discourse Grammar, a new and important theory of language structure.
Kees Hengeveld, J. Lachlan Mackenzie, 2008
2
Generalization, Lexical Statistics, and
Typologically Rare ...
This thesis is an exploration of the basic question of how grammars arise, focusing largely on the inductive contribution of the learner, and investigated across a number of different phonological domains: consonant epenthesis, sonority ...
3
Experiential Constructions in Yucatec Maya: A
Typologically ...
This book combines a fieldwork-based language-specific analysis with a typological investigation.
Elisabeth Verhoeven, 2007
4
Creoles, Their Substrates, and Language Typology
However, it cannot be claimed that these Creoles are typologically similar to their
substrate languages in all aspects of their phonology. For example, Brousseau
shows that in the formation of the Haitian and St. Lucian Creoles, the complex ...
5
The Pragmatic Turn in Philosophy: Contemporary Engagements ...
Recall Rorty's declaration that argument and refutation are not possible between
typologically different conceptions. We have just met an example in which Rorty
himself convincingly refutes a typologically contrasting position. There must be ...
William Egginton, Mike Sandbothe, 2004
6
Third Language Learners: Pragmatic Production and Awareness
Languages typologically closer to the target language may facilitate its
acquisition or favour code-mixing procedures. In the latter case, learners may
tend to borrow terms from those languages that are typologically closer to the
target language ...
Maria Pilar Safont Jordà, 2005
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Bilingualism Across the Lifespan: Aspects of Acquisition, ...
Typological differences between language pairs The studies of Puerto Ricans
and Franco-Ontarians (as indeed is the case with the majority of work on code-
switching) have involved pairs of typologically similar languages. It has often
been ...
Kenneth Hyltenstam, Loraine K. Obler, 1989
Every language is typologically identical with itself in any typological
classification, just as it is genetically identical with itself. Closely related
languages are more likely to be typologically similar than remotely related
languages or those not ...
9
Frank Lloyd Wright: Between Principles and Form
Wright's. Work. Typologically. Considered. 1889 Site Pattem: urban and civic
themes Collective Dwelling: courtyard. During Frank Lloyd Wright's long career
he produced more than four hundred completed works and at least as many ...
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Development of Nominal Inflection in First Language ...
This allows both an intra-typological and a cross-typological analysis capturing
the similarities of typologically different languages and the differences between
typologically similar ones (Slobin 1997: 5; Voeikova 2002: 26). This volume is ...
Ursula Stephany, M. D. Voeĭkova, 2009
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «TYPOLOGICALLY»
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typologically is used in the context of the following news items.
A New Christian Zionism
It does not deny the literal sense of Israel's Scriptures—that the temple was God's house—“but completes it by linking it typologically with the narrative of Jesus ... «First Things, May 15»
How to Be a Hero: Insight From the Milgram Experiment
Resistance in the Milgram Experiment is highly structured, both sequentially and typologically. By "sequentially," I mean that participants found themselves in a ... «Huffington Post, Feb 15»
CHS Schemata | Bellevue, Bellevue, and Bellevue — Part 2
Typologically the Roundcliff is what I would call a classic Hill apartment building: three to four stories, golden to light-brown brick, and some vaguely Gothic, ... «CHS Capitol Hill Seattle, Feb 15»
Horizontal Hierarchy
And, thinking typologically, this is preview and preparation for His fuller arrival in our space when He tabernacles in flesh. The second, more opaque suggestion, ... «First Things, Dec 14»
The Historiography of Victimhood
Therefore, oppressed indigenous peoples, like Warrior himself, are typologically like the Canaanites rather than the Hebrews. Moreover, the use of the Exodus ... «American Thinker, Nov 14»
[Robert J. Fouser] Preserving the vitality of Korean
Korean is often considered a language isolate, which means that it is not related typologically to any other language. Hangeul, which Koreans are justifiably ... «The Korea Herald, Oct 14»
Crimea Crisis Revives a Classic Soviet Jewish Joke
... the return of the Rabinovich joke—points to is the return of a way of thinking and understanding one's context that typologically resembles Soviet-era realities. «Tablet Magazine, Apr 14»
MUSEUM "IS A NAKED STRUCTURE"
"Typologically you could say that this is a building built on stilts," says the architect. "Layers end with a trellis-like roof and start with a platform which is also kind ... «Dezeen, Dec 13»
Topping the Charts in the Internet Era
(Unlike Billboard's album chart, which measures only sales, the Hot 100 has always blended typologically different kinds of data—at first, sales and spins, then ... «New Yorker, Oct 13»
Samson — Christ-Centered Preaching
All of this is happening in Judges where you have the Exodus being replayed typologically over and over again. They're crying out to God. God hears their cries, ... «ChristianityToday.com, Jul 13»
